Village house dating from the late 1870s, fully renovated, with a flat garden of 1,345 m2 and the Pyrenees on the horizon
Some houses require a plan. This house only asks one thing: that you bring your books and put the tea on to boil.
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Built in the 1870s and renovated from top to bottom, it has retained everything worth preserving: the beautiful entrance staircase, the original features that give an old house its character, and a fireplace with a wood-burning stove that will make winter a welcome respite.
Everything else is new, comfortable, and ready to move into, so you can enjoy the charm of an old village house without the heavy to-do list that usually comes with it.
At the heart of the house is the large, recently renovated kitchen and dining room, spaces where a quick coffee turns into lunch and dinner lingers pleasantly late. Adjacent to it, the spacious living room is designed for long evenings, with a crackling fire, an open book, and no one in a hurry.
On the first floor, there's a large entrance hall and four bedrooms. The master bedroom is spacious and has an en-suite bathroom and a dressing room. The second bedroom is a proper double, while the smallest is suitable for a child, an office, or a very special guest.
Above that, a shower room and a spacious loft await, ready to become whatever you desire: an extra bedroom, a cinema room, a studio, or a separate space for those guests you value but not for breakfast. The space is there, and so is the potential.
Outside, approximately 1,345 square meters of flat, peaceful land is bordered by mature trees, shrubs, and terraces, all arranged for sitting, enjoying a drink, and contemplating the Cagire and the Pyrenees beyond. The views extend over the hamlet and countryside to the mountains, changing with the light and the season.
The garden is private, tranquil, and intimate, designed for those who prefer to enjoy it rather than manage it.
And then there's the neighbor. Right next door are the atmospheric remains of a historic village, including the surviving tower of the 15th-century Château de la Commère. This gives the house a sense of history that no real estate agent could ever conjure up, and it's quiet, unpretentious, and has never complained about noise.
There are also a few close neighbors, which is reassuring, though they don't have quite the same buttresses.
Ideally located… The house is situated in the heart of an unspoiled landscape, surrounded by fields and mountains, yet everyday life is very easy. Aspet is 5 to 10 minutes away for essential amenities, while Saint-Gaudens, with its wider range of shops and services, is about 10 minutes away.
The A64 motorway is 10 to 15 minutes away, allowing you to reach Toulouse in about an hour, and Tarbes in roughly the same distance. In the other direction, ski resorts and the Spanish border are each about 45 minutes away, so you can enjoy a relaxing week and an adventurous weekend without ever leaving your home.
Also ideal for a permanent residence, a second home or a country retreat, and easy to maintain regardless of its use.
Guided tours are recommended. The view is even better in person.
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